Can you guranty that the snaps will be sewn properly? (There are a few reviewers who got products that had all "male" snaps)
27259
I can't speak for what others may have received, but the snaps on my are all great.
27260
No Way can I guarantee that all the snaps will be correct. ALL I can say is that mine were fine. Great grip. Good spacing.
27261
Mine is perfectly fine. Unfortunately, I can't guarantee that yours won't be defective...it was produced by imperfect people. The seller seems likely to make sure you are happy, if you do run into a problem.
42681
No... I sent this back because the fit was too tight. The snap would not fasten.
220446
I bought these for our grandson and I am looking at the picture on the box, which to me, is showing them grooved on both sides. Not sure what you mean, but the picture shows 'snaps' on either side. Hope this helps.
94970
These snaps are normally the same. Mine has snaps and they click on and work very well. Unless yours is really different it should work.
741656
There are no snaps -- these are just traditional prefolds that you can use pins or snappies with, or I just stuff them inside flip covers.
1604127
I did not experience this issue... I do remember having some pieces backwards as I didn't interpret the instructions correctly as they were kind of vague; not sure if that could be part of the problem or not, but it is a possibility maybe... although I wouldn't think it is likely as there as only so many places to put the plastic clips!
995980
I sewed it on. But, there is a pretty good adhesive sheet that you can get called Badge Magic, you can try. I have used it for my daughters scout badges. But after several months, there are a few edges that are detaching, so I am going to sew those on. Hope this is helful.
1557362
I recommend getting Snappies rather than pinning. They're plastic, and after some practice you can apply them with one hand. Once your babe is really wiggling you'll want the prefolds to be nice and secure.
142647
I didn't find it a problem, I use it just like a wallet, so if your use to a snap on your wallet, it may not be for you. It ship's from Israel, so takes a while to get, but I Like the quality and get a lot of compliments. Best use for Goin out.
306821
The snaps are surprisingly rigid. As long as you have them completey closed they will remain closed. I have used this bag for over a year now and have never had any issues.
1636387
Yes, I purchased this item and it is the best at installing snaps, no more mHammer and little peg, it also lets you get more pressure on the snap so it sets better and doesn't come loose
1177441
I can only guess that you would spray the metal parts that connect on both snapping connections. Then snap them =easier. Sometimes you just have to try it for your self to find out. Keeping rust and corrosion at bay should give your snaps a longer life. I think it it a good idea.
217988
It could have been a default in the making of the frame! Make sure all the latched snap into place.
306819
I imagine the snaps differ slightly from bag to bag but I've had no issues with the snaps closing snugly. They do not unsnap too easily. If you're concerned about them opening on their own, I wouldn't be concerned about that. I'm happy with my bag. Also, it will work for a personal carry on under your seat. I hope this helps.
1297880
I bought them as a gift for a friend, but I've used hers before and haven't had too much of a problem. They snap really tight, I know... I think they just need to get worn in. I will ask her next time we talk and see if there's a trick to it.
1163106
I have several of these Rapid Dominance hats and none of them have the snaps you're talking about. Check out the Dorfman Pacific hats if you want snaps. The brims on both of these hats seem a little narrow for snapping up against the crown, but that's probably just a matter of preference. I hope you find at least one that suits you as these are all pretty good head gear.
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Wow, the snaps on mine are tight but I haven't experienced this. I would try gripping the mesh in between the 2 snaps but close to one of them and pulling apart from there, or carefully pry between the two halves of the snap itself with a screwdriver. Good Luck and I hope that helps!!!